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HONGKONG STORM SIGNAL CODE (LOCAL). Introńced on ist JULY, 1917.

·DAY SIGNALS.

MEANING.

CREWS (A typhoon aziata which may postihy sanse again að:

Hongking within 24 hours, 2

Gal expected from the Forth (N.W. to MEJ

South (SE to SW)

Fax (ME to SE)

West (N.W. to 9)

Gale expected to increage. “

Wind of typhoon" force expected (any direction)

Meilet Sa, İla isstandeď na a varning to "Stand By !" and watch for the next alacake. When I

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH.

HOTEL LISTS:

Hongkono HOTEL.

"Corrected to August 9th, 1918.

J. Abildgaard Mra. I. M. Joblin Mrs. G. d'Almei|Mra. M. Joblin

da & family E. AL Joseph vs E & Adler Mrs. L. Yan Roes Mr. & Mrs. & G. veld & chil-

Anderson

dran

J.. BAIT

Mr. & Mrs. V. B.J. 1. Kidd

Bradshaw

FRIDAY AUGUST 15 1919.

CARLTON HOT GLASS

Corrected to August 96.-1919. Cól. Áramatof D. Lysaraar. Mrs. Andrews & Li Lebedalt

Capt. Lipinsky

children

| EL. Byford

A. Bor

Capt. Brjeicky

Basto

J. Van Lom

J. Leonard

F. Lammert

Murray

Moyer

J. L. Bominel C. Catar Cross Mrs F. E. Came. Morren

ron

"

A. W. Neef

"SHELL" PERFORMS

THE HAT TRICK

3 SUCCESSIVE TRIUMPHS

M... and Mrs.

Mier Meyer

¡Dr. Meetha

Madam E. Keeler

W. G. Chan Col. Datzento

L. Magun

Lt. Deingar Lt. Deakoff

J. Oostings

J. Orudenburg

P.-Edetlerk

J. Forseth

Capt. Poprogonko Capt. Popronjen-

ket

A. W. Bourne Jr. ike

de-5. Barboza Capt.

W. H.

1st

#

DAILY MAIL" £10,000 PRIZE

cher

London-to-Manchester Flight,

1910

Mrs. G..d'Almei da & family WW. Besson A. Luxings

instafetu himik signal has busi önleyed it will mean that, ea noogant of a thangs is the track. Dr. Hallantyne, Jr.)

hat mount, mof that surther black, egal tray pombly be hoisted later.

Detal Blas fell be contrained by three explosive bombed at interests of 15 encada Mr Mrs. A. Miss B. Lecce

Water Poles Beadles and repeated at the Harbour Ofios.

The signals will be lowered when it in ouumideed that all danger in DVM,

The Dee Sirio g. Temir, Green Island signal mast, the Bagets on the pranim Min F. A But-

will be damlared he Harbour Dales, Sungtong und Moreleta Waret and Godown Dompany at Kowloon, the Sagwad on the presides of the tumbuk. Čat Chocsity sa Lai-chi-fi, and the Cagstaf test the Field Offrw's Gouters of Creung

d sẽ lần maatband of the victim sigual meer að Tickhead 11!!

NIGHT, SIGNALS. (Lamps.)

6.

7.

GREEN

VSD GREEN

5.

GREEN WHITE GREEN WHITE GREEN WHITE WETE GREEX GREEN

WHITE GREEN

GREEN WHITE

The Might disuals will du diplared, at wineet, un the tower of the Balkar Stanna an Alla Tamar Pantun the harbour Offen hivat, Theykava 120 Kuuse Kimiteding an

ventupad ka nila sina) beina Šrot, prýðished at nig

SUPPLEMENTARY WARNINGS.

Than Iommi mignals are displayed latka Macimura CONE will do exhibited ng the following atafia-

GAP ROCK

WAGLAN

STANLET

ABERDEEN

wwwtify the fact aircraft at passing dewan vessain.

SAU EI WAN

SAI KUNG

SHA TAV KOE TAI PO

Parkour dealin can always be given, to comen vesels en deunad, be signal from lighthouse.

D. Lageman Capt Longlands

Mi Bergstrom GEL. Lynett J. M. Brady

J. Ele

G. J. Tan Genkiles. Podelsky R. A. Guo Ross & family Mrs. F. E. Hamil-Lt. Rosinoff Com. Rinkit

tom

J. F. Hepworth It. Rodolf

Batelier

Mr. and Mrs. O.. Hennessey.

D. M. Biggar Lauritsen "> Mr. & Mrs. RE

Bargeron

E. R. Boericke Krs, R. R. Balilios Mr. & Mrs. 8

Bisney

W. G. Browall R. Colquhoun Mr. & Mrs. E.

Chandler

Y. Croucher J. EL Cosgrove F. W. Cor

Mme. Leiria G. Ludin

Mr. & Mrs. D. P. Wm. Ross

Henderson

A. Johnson

R. Kendall

W. C. McNaught. A. Kumor ¡ML Merriman Master Merriman Madam Mattos - Miss Mattos

E. P. Kwah Lt. Kititoroff · Capt. Kolensor Fan J. Kolh Capt. Korosto YK Kapadia J. H. Kelly

Koops

H. E. Maslin P.Mr. & Mr. T. R E. McInnes Dr. G. W. McKear. Mr. & Mrs. H

Nathansan

HONGKONG STORM SIGNAL CODE. (NON-LOCAL). Capt. W. Davi-W. P. Neeson

Introduced on ist JULY, 1917.

Passit are made by costa di tes urisdale representing the ter

1-1T+AVNX

1.

2. 3.

$

5.

6.

7. 8.

9.

0.

They are diepland at the whims of the bratu nimeal st

en til an arder to change se Janown jeznoured from the DowTTED

The following infummatiors brea

"Trabona and Collikaula kenderman bir 4 numainan 25 yan tact

Depension Signals

Gals Sigapi.....

13 by af zauna and voicester of many,

Les at the other yard anal Tarina 1, 2 pagi

Iles The Mine threaten, Uke qirecting frogs th

and the W

EXPLANATION OF THE SIGNALS.

The tare cover wienste of gran in) radicate the latitude, and t-1-*

of the ostre of the Hyplatom or Degas on in deprem, as zeme și a cat ta

dan thinkin. Only be teas an i un af the inszitele a sima itu, TĀD

The spent tenda er kricht de 150

zarallina. (TMDEN LJ-

in, which the

Themakrývače so za savivárnice the velocity n; which varalica. Alimetatumia mer udan pei mia coalitivam, des Co.: so velocity is given

The lower armbel of grength Extender the CIA

The upper symbol of good lainate the enginn suştu

trom which she gplain erzwind, wil the Tommi egasini, the time

adicated.

Longlivda

TYPHOON SIGNAL,

11E ད་ལྟ་

Latitude View of aution unknown A'onditions at 6 mm. today, indicated

Time stormcenter of motion

Longhude

CONTINENTAL DEPRESSION BICHAL

Continental depression in and a thude 30 N and

Laaditude

Fo, traveling S

༣ སྙཀ །བས'!

Region

threatened

Time Condition of motion

at $ a tu yesterday i

gala bi the Purinera Changet

Time: direction

TYPHOON SIGNAL.

CALE SIGNAL

Condition

CAUTION.—Under the most favourable circumstanses the, pauition sigset indicates saiy Se degree of liituda and laatinde aurast to the estrantza position of the son free samira je far from any reporting sation or wass telegruskie resorts are inching, the soulies signalled may be as much as ?' la error, both in latitude sad iongitude, and lae velocity and Kreation of maties will then be is arror by corrispondiaz amounts.

- it should be particularly said that the velocity sizhausen is the man for the options 16 or 24 hou

Table No. 1.—Direction Signals.

UPPER SYMBOL OF HOIST.

Thows indicate the direction in which a typhona or degrumpit a traveling on tüm dipantun form

Which I ZDOBAoon giàu la expected.

1

1

2

3.

5.

-LT+A

NNATE EAL WLW.

7.

8.

9.

W

WJLW.

NW, 5.5,W. - Vakawa

Table No. 2.-Yelocity and Condition Signals.

MIDDLE SYMEOL OF HOIST.

VELOCENO

CONDITION.

3.

4.

ર.

B,

7.

8.

9.

0.

Nearly alonity

Foline Creticw'al

IX

-LT+AV

ahora

2031–30 mm2, &'ationary Unknown?

Table No. 3.-Time Signals. LOWEST SYMBOL, OF HOIST

7.

8.

6 am. To-day-

p.m. Tofa).

$. Yesterday.

~~Rigions Throntanos by Mansion-Refus.

BOTA

Miss D. Petersen Mr. J. A. Done Mrs. M. Powell Mr. & Mrs. H. Mrs. Petersen &

Epstein

child Miss E. Euanson Mr. & Mrs. Page I." Fetherston Patrick

hangh

J. O. Slater

N. Souboff

R. Shannon

¡Cal Strookaff

Spiegler & s03 Stephena

B Thomson A. V. Taylor Capt. J. Tham-

son

8. L. Vellenga Tarischo

KIXO EDWARD HOTEL.

Corrected to August 11th, 1918.

Ashby

Dr. ME. Asger

Mrs. R. Almond

D. G. Burleigh

J. Baylis

•

11 de Boer

R. H. Bearan

S. Bawder

F. G. Becke

S. Perry -W. L. Gaddam H. Logan Rassell

B F. Gordon E. H. Ray Mr. & Mrs. F. W

Hay. Swann

Green & child C. E. Smith J. H. Green

F. M. "Sanderson

A. O. Graeme HL. Stephen

N. C. Galuzzi

P. Steensbr

J. 8. R. Gardiner, T. Teaff Mr.

I. G. Tanaka

Herts

W. R. Hart

P. Hyman

| Mr. and Mrs. A.

Hagedoors

Mrs. V. Heber

J. P. Hananic

L. Horiesberg Mr. & Mrs. C.

Henrique

F. Thomper

J. P..Thorator Mr. & Mrs. .E

Tetapleton

W. 1. Targhan W. Voorendonk

Vacher Thoa. Vint Capt. F.A. W.

ster

A Vander Bil:

HL. Bardsley

E. C. Bell

G. P. Curry

H. C. Corlson

E. G. Coomes

J. G. Chadwick

Choi Shing & son

3. D. Danby

R. G. Douglas

W. Eborall

Av L Br

P. T. Farrell

Miss Farrell

E. P. Fielding

E. L. Hendry

E. H. Harrison y. 5. A. Wuri-T. W. Harrison

Mrs. McConnell

Bossar

H. E. art

manchil

M. & Mrs. G. T.

Wohater

Capt. T. P. Han, F. Wythe

Dr. E. G. Water

G. Harper

EL P. Holzheisari honen A. Shelton Hoon Win! Capt. Mr RIM«, A Max 1.

Iones

Williame

R. J. Johnsod Youn

S. J. Johnston

Miss Young

PEK HOTEL

Corrected to August Hth, 1014

Capt. Archer D. Hall Capt. Allen Miss Knight.

F. B. J. Adams Sir Ellis Kadoorie Major Bird, D.3.0. LtCol Loring Mrs. N. Beicovitz D.S.O.

Mrs. Bird

Mr. & Mrs. A.W. A. Knight

Beattie

1. Huggins Master C. Ham-

mea

Mr. & Mrs. C. J.

Hammes

Miss F. Hammer A. Barrison Ingenhoes Mrs. J. John

stone B. James F. K. King

W: F. Love Capt. K. LarRSER

Mr. & Mrs. Lum-

mis

. Mannk Miss M. Maank

J. G. Markly

D.-Mackintosh J. B. Meille Mr. & Mrs. Molino S. Prytherch Mrs. L. M. Pesce Mrs. W. C. Fase-

дого

Capt. WF. S

Roberts

Mrs. A. Robert-

бод

J. Rocha

Mr. & Mrs. CE

Richardson

Mr. and Mrs.

Southerton

W. L Shinn

¡A. J. Smid

R. Slessor

Hr. ¡R. Spencer

and Stewart family

F. Tavlor E C. Todd.

Mrs. and

C. H. Turner T. E. Taylor Mr. and Mrs. W.

Underwood

D. O. Williams Mr. and Mrs. G.

B. Witchell

W. Woodward

H. Walters

İG...E. Wetton II. Welch

KOSOSCLERB HOTFI,

fangston Mr & Mrs

SH

- Logan W.

Meico Mr& Y-

Alabester CG Hitting T Burdin BC Coleman T.. Diseman Mr

EC Profiels Mr & M•“Jon

G W

Mrs. Loring

Eliett G H

Fairley V I.

Miss Marsh

Pilkina Miss D

and

FARH D

Mrs. Mikasker. sky

"

"odge LES

Misa F. A. Brit-Lt Comdr.

IAD

Mrs. C. Bul}

Maj. F. T. Bowen Mr. and Mrs. R Dr. & Mrs. Byers Kewley

O. T. Breakspear Miss L. B. Losbe Mr. and Mrs. Capt. Monteith

Bridger

J. A. Morrissey Bridger, Jar. Miss McEwan W. A. ButtertekJ. D. Lloyd G. W. Barton 7. Finlay Miller

Mr. and Mrs. J. C. B. "Bird

Martin Mr. & Mrs. D. E

Blair

C. M. Blaker

A Button Bev.

Bandle, c. I.

FL. J. Brett

R. D. Cromartie

Mrs. Charlton R. C. Comrie J. Cochrane

Lt. Col. E.,

Coles

Mr. and Mrs.

Miina

D. McMurray Miss H. S. North Van Ostreet.

Mrs. Misses

Pike

¡E. Platt

Miss Phillips T: L. Perkin Lt Col and Mrs C.

Thursby Pelham Mr. and Mrs. J.

Pilger Miss P. Tickson Rer. W. Rogers

Miss Rogers Cant, and M. Mrs. E Y. Carr

Mrs. Cormack Miss J. Douglas

Man

, D

Jennings Mr & METH

โล๊

Jhen M ́s FE L'e EN-

Robert on Mr Mza

Robinson Mr & ̈ ¥x*

LO

Sache WGA

Rent Holmes

Singer W» Je Vrt TT Skilten Capt

FL

Mis

Steevenson DV Tod's Mr M & L Webb H.M

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1911

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1919

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ment for another increase next spring as their activities have MITSUI BANK

now extended to Siberia and There are various rumours re-Singapore respectively. To sum J.garding the issue of the 300,000 up, a fever for increase of capital new shares (Y30,000,000) of the is now prevailing among the Mitsui Bank. When the new banks in Japan.

Although the coal mines in shares were at last put on the E

market they were snapped up Kyusha and Yamaguchi, Pre- 219 endeavouring to immediately. They were offered fecture from the morning of the 21st ult increase their output they are and by 11 o'clock the list was very greatly handicapped ir closed as applications bad al- various ways, Stocks of superior ready exceeded the mount re-quality coal have run short and this are quired. In this connection, it is measures to remedy interesting to note a statment receiving special attention. Dar made in the Osaka Mainichi. At-ing the first half of this year, the cording to this paper, the banking total output from the important circles in Japan were rather mines in Kyushu and Yamaguchi ment of a large increase of capital 9,602,829 tons, showing the slight surprised by the sudden announce Prefecture amounted to "only by the Mitsui Bank. The First: increase of about 3.5 per cent as Bank, which is one of the rivals compared with the corresponding of the Mitsui Bank in the matter period of last year. Below are of the of deposits and other bulky shown the particulars J.statistics, cannot overlook this monthly outputs in these two Scantlebary

Dew enterprise, and is periods: Mrs.

and is therefore expected to

low suit sooner or later."-Con- Stubbings

sequently the quotations for its January shares have already risen in February anticipation. The Banking De March partment of the Mitsubishi-Com- April pany, which had been looking for May... Wat-prospective capitalists with a June

vies to increasing its capital, al 3,002829

Davies

Baxosey LJ. Davies Mr. & Mrs. Jaba A. Ram

W. E. Roberts Duncan.

E. H. Stansfeld Mr. and Mrs. D]

Enger

S. Evans

Mr. & Mrs. D. G

& Fraser

7. Fumagalli

M. Fasse

Mr. & Mrs. Spit Maj.

A. Findlay Smith Miss Fanderbarke Mr. & Mrs. G. Mr. and Mrs. Thomson

Flondet

Maj Ger. Mr. F. L. Garter Ventris. A. D. Galloway Mr. & Mrs.

Mine Garcino Mrz. Graver

****}M». & Mrs. E Z Mrs and Man). Wooks

Entworthy Mr. & Mrs. G. JE

Henshaw

Col. Ha

prior

.fol-

Total

1919. 1918. Toos. Tons. 1,532,919 1,535,686| 1,405,841 1,422,6 1,728,524 1,651,522 1,656,5101568,751 1,707,323 1,610,978 1371,712 1,482,402

9,275,7

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